texts: MrioJorgeSantos is a lawyer and a former public official. He was a member of the Winnipeg School Board from 1982 to 2002 and has twice sought election to the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba. <mask> was born in Portugal and moved to Canada in 1968. During his time as a school Trustee, he operated a tax consulting business and worked as a civil and criminal lawyer. The chairman of the pastoral council at the church is a Roman Catholic. He supports public education. The death of Inez Stevenson led to a by-election for the second ward of the school board.In 1983, he was re-elected in the municipal election. He did not seek a second term in 2002. The foundation of the Manitoba Association for the Preservation of Ancestral Languages was started by MrioJorgeSantos in 1983, to advocate for the teaching of languages other than English and French. During his first term as school board chairman, he defended a controversial pay increase for trustees. He was in favor of removing mandatory prayer from schools. MrioJorgeSantos was the finance chair for most of the 1990s and was involved in funding negotiations with the provincial government. He criticized the Gary Filmon government's approach to education and became known as a champion of divisional autonomy from provincial control.During a time of general economic restructuring in Canada, he oversaw significant spending cuts to the school division's employee budget. He said that it was necessary to protect classroom programs, but that he took no pleasure in the decision. He said teacher demands for wage and benefit increases were unreasonable. Following the 1995 election, MrioJorgeSantos was appointed as the school division's vice-chairman and finance chairman. In an attempt to minimize tax increases, he presided over a further round of spending cuts in 1997. <mask> defended his division's affirmative action policies, saying that they were achieving real success in hiring women to administrative positions. He argued that video monitoring in schools would make them look like prisons.He was against student locker searches in 2000. There was a proposal in 1999 to have professional wrestlers deliver anti-drug and stay-in-school messages to children. He was against the idea of moving the after-school wrestling programs to a different time slot. MrioJorgeSantos was not a fan of sports entertainment but found it dangerous to have government censorship of it. An employee at the firm was asked to take an oath of allegiance to Canada in order to improve their odds of winning a lucrative contract with another country. The employee said he was worried about losing his job if he didn't comply. The company's request was described as discrimination bySantos.The company said that employees who retained dual citizenship would not be fired. In the 1977 provincial election, <mask> ran under the banner of The Maples in the north-end of the city. Charles Huband resigned as leader after he said the party was moving too far to the right. <mask> said in a 1996 interview that he probably would have remained a Liberal if Sharon Carstairs had succeeded Huband. He said in the interview that he was dissatisfied with the direction of the federal party. After leaving the Liberals, he joined the New Democratic Party. He ran for re-election as an independent after declining the party's endorsement.He said after the election that he wouldn't caucus with the group of trustees. He was re-elected as an independent candidate in 1998. Gary Doer's New Democratic Party government introduced education reforms in 2000 that gave too much power to teachers. The abolition of rent controls was one idea that was quickly rejected by the Doer government. He acknowledged that he was sometimes seen as too conservative for his party when he retired from the school board. In the 2003 provincial election, he was nominated for the Inkster division of the New Democratic Party. Kevin Lamoureux defeated him.He lost to Andrew Swan in the by-election for <mask> was appointed to a two-year term on a committee in 2004. He was appointed to a new agency the following year. He was the Executive Director of Legal Aid. He practices law in Thompson. There are people who are living and people who are dead in Canada.

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texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>Fatha" <mask>, was an American jazz pianist and bandleader. One source says that he was one of the most influential figures in the development of jazz piano and that his playing shaped the history of jazz. The basis of modern harmony can be found in the piano. The little guy came from Chicago. The style of the piano was changed by him. You can find the roots of all the guys who came after that. It's not clear where or how they would be playing now if it weren't for <mask>.The style of the modern piano came from <mask>. "<mask> is the only one of us capable of creating real jazz and real swing when playing alone," said the pianist. He has a completely unique style. No one can play that piano. "When you talk about greatness, you talk about Art and <mask>," said Erroll. Count Basie said that he was the greatest piano player in the world. <mask> was born in Duquesne, Pennsylvania, 12 miles from the center of Pittsburgh, in 1903.His father was a musician, his stepmother was an organist, and he played cornet in the band. He wanted to follow his father on cornet, but blowing hurt him behind the ears. The young man was learning to play the piano. He was playing music in his church by the age of eleven. He could replay songs after hearing them in theaters and park concerts, and he had a good ear and a good memory. A lot of people asked where I heard the numbers and I would tell them where my parents took me. He said that he was playing piano in Pittsburgh before jazz was even invented.He left home at the age of 17 to take a job playing piano at the Liederhaus, a Pittsburgh nightclub. He got his board, two meals a day, and fifteen dollars a week. Deppe, a well-known concert artist who sang both classical and popular songs, also used the young <mask> as his concert accompanist and took him on his concert trips to New York. They were the first African Americans to perform on radio. Four sides of the first recordings were made for Gennett Records in 1923, still in the early days of sound recording. Only two of these were issued, one of which was a Hines composition, "Congaine", "a keen foxtrot". He and Deppe recorded spirituals and popular songs, including "Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child" and "For the Last Time Call Me Sweetheart".He described his strategy as playing under what the artist is doing by listening to the changes she made. The world's jazz capital was Chicago, Illinois, where Jelly Roll Morton and King Oliver lived. The first person to start in Elite No. was <mask>. He toured with the band on the Pantages Theatre Circuit in Los Angeles and back. They met in the poolroom of the Black Musicians' Union on State and 39th in Chicago. The age of the two men was 21 and 24. They played the piano together.The avant-garde "trumpet-style" piano playing, often using dazzlingly fast octaves so that on none-too-perfect upright pianos, "they could hear me out front" astounded Armstrong. According to Richard Cook in the Jazz Encyclopedia, the two friends shared a car. There was a band at the Sunset Cafe. This became the band under the direction of <mask> in 1927. After changing his Okeh Records band, Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five, to a recording-only band, he replaced his wife with a pianist. Some of the most important jazz records have been recorded. The band did not hear the final version of "West End Blues" until a few weeks after it was issued by OKeh, because recording engineers were unable to play back a take without rendering the wax master unusable for commercial release."<mask> was surprised when the record came out on the market, because he brought it by my house, you know, we'd forgotten we'd recorded it", said Armstrong. They liked what they heard. When it first came out, Louis and I stayed by the recording for almost an hour and a half or two hours and we just knocked each other out because we had no idea it would turn out as good as it did. The Sunset Cafe closed in 1927. The three of them agreed that they would stick together and not play for anyone else unless they were hired. The management of the Warwick Hall Club helped them establish their own venue, but they ran into difficulties trying to establish their own venue. When he returned to New York, he found that the Dickerson band had returned to the Savoy Ballroom in his absence, leaving him feeling warm.When they asked him to join them with Dickerson at the Savoy Ballroom, he said, "No, you guys left me in the rain and broke the little corporation we had". The Apex is an after-hours club that plays from midnight to 6 a.m. seven nights a week. For a total of 38 sides with Armstrong, he recorded 14 sides with Noone. His first piano solo was recorded late in the year, but he did not record any of his own compositions. The man who recorded "Sadie Green the Vamp of New Orleans" moved in with the woman. She was in a dance act at The Sunset. She was pretty and charming.She played the violin and had a good voice. She became my common-law wife after I divorced. We lived in a big apartment with her parents. "Body & Soul" was recorded by the duo in 1935. They stayed together until 1940, when Ann Jones Reed was married to <mask>. Janie was married to the singer 'Lady of Song'. They had two daughters.Both daughters died before he did. On June 14, 1979 Janie divorced him. On December 28, 1928, when he was 25 years old, he opened the Grand Terrace Cafe in Chicago, where he led his own big band. For the next 12 years and through the worst of the Great Depression and Prohibition, the band was the orchestra at the Grand Terrace. The orchestra had up to 28 musicians and did three shows a night at the Grand Terrace, four shows on Saturdays and sometimes Sundays. The Grand Terrace was to Chicago what The Cotton Club was to New York, but fierier. Capone's "Mr Piano Man" was named after the Grand Terrace because it was controlled by him.A white $3,000 Bechstein grand replaced the Grand Terrace upright piano. Chicago is well placed to deal with live broadcasting across time zones in the United States, as evidenced by the fact that the band broadcast on "open mikes" from the Grand Terrace for many years. The band became the most popular in America. Nat King Cole and Jay McShann said their real education came from <mask>. I went to bed when 'Fatha' went off the air. Art Tatum was the most significant student. The band usually had between 15-20 musicians on stage.There were many members of the band. The best way to allow another pianist to sit in for him was to allow him to conduct the whole organization. Nat "King" Cole and Teddy Wilson were others, but his favorite was Cliff Smalls. In the South, the first black big band to do so, toured with his whole band for three months. He explained that when we traveled by train through the South, they would send a porter back to our car to let us know when the dining room was cleared, and then we would all go in together. We couldn't eat when we wanted to. When they were ready for us, we had to eat.In Duke Ellington's America, Harvey G Cohen writes about the birth of bebop, which resulted in the firing of the saxophonist Charlie Parker because he couldn't show up on time. Dizzie joined the same year. Ed Fox, the manager of the Grand Terrace Cafe, vanished in December 1940. For the next eight years, the band was on the road full-time for the man who was always good to work for. Several members of the band were drafted into the military during World War II. Six were drafted in 1943 alone. The rest of his tour was canceled on August 19, 1943.He went to New York and hired a group of women. There are 17 men and 11 women in the band. During the war, he took his bands on tour from coast to coast but was still able to take time out from his own band to front the Duke Ellington Orchestra when he fell ill. During this time, late-night jam sessions with members of the band's sowed the seeds for the emerging new style in jazz, bebop. <mask>'s piano style is what the seeds of bop were. Ross Russell wrote that Budd Johnson re-written the book for the band in a more modern style. Modern players were brought into the band in the transition between swing and bebop thanks to Johnson and Billy Eckstine, the vocalist between 1939 and 1943.Other Hines'modernists' included Gene Ammons, Gail Brockman, Scoops Carry, Wardell Gray, Bennie Green, and Harry 'Pee-Wee' Jackson. The links to bebop remained close as the band evolved. "Yardbird Suite", which was recorded with Miles Davis in March 1946, was based on "Rosetta", according to the discographer. The band with <mask> was described by Dizzy Gillespie. He's a master and you learn a lot from him. Despite an operation after a car crash left him with serious head injuries, he was blind for the rest of his life. He continued to lead his big band for two more years after he returned to the road again.The El Grotto, the biggest nightclub in Chicago, foundered with the loss of $30,000 today. The bands of <mask> had been at the top for 20 years. The "Louis Armstrong and His All-Stars" "small-band" was formed in early 1948. It wasn't without its strains. On February 21, 1949, the first jazz musician to appear on the cover of Time magazine, appeared. He felt that he was being used only as a sideman in comparison to his old friend, as he was on his way to becoming an American icon. "Hines and his ego, ego, ego...", but after three years and to Armstrong's annoyance, he left the All Stars in 1951.As leader again, he took his own small combo around the United States. Bennie Green, Art Blakey, Tommy Potter, and Etta Jones were the All Stars, but he started with a more modern lineup. He toured with the Harlem Globetrotters in 1954. By the start of the jazz-lean 1960s and old enough to retire, he settled in Oakland, California, with his wife and two young daughters, opened a tobacconist's, and came close to giving up the profession. In 1964, thanks to Stanley Dance, his determined friend and unofficial manager, he was suddenly rediscovered after a series of recitals at the Little Theatre in New York. They were the first piano recitals that caused a sensation. Do you have anything left to say after you've heard <mask>?John Wilson is a reporter for The New York Times. DownBeat magazine's Hall of Fame was won by <mask>. DownBeat named him the world's "No. In 1966 I did 1 Jazz Pianist again and again. His albums of the year were first and second in Jazz Journal's overall poll and first, second and third in its piano category. He was voted the "Jazzman of the Year" by Jazz and got the number 1 and 2 spots in the category Piano Recordings. Johnny Carson and Mike Douglas host TV shows.Possibly more surprising were Tony Bennett, Teresa Brewer, Barbara Dane, Richard Davis, Elvin Jones, Etta Jones, and the Ink Spots. His solo performances, "a whole orchestra by himself", are the most highly regarded recordings of this period. The solo recordings and performances of Whitney Balliett were all put on record in the 1970s and were given to him by Scott Newhall. When he was in his seventies, he recorded sixteenLPs. In his old age, <mask> was being comprehensively documented at last, and he rose to the challenge with consistent inspiration. From his 1964 "comeback" until his death, he recorded over 100LPs all over the world. He became famous for going into a studio and coming out an hour and a half later with a solo album.When <mask> wanted to try a tune in a different way, re-enactments were almost unheard of. France was often visited by <mask> from 1964 on. He went to South America in 1968. He performed in Asia, Australia, Japan and the Soviet Union in 1966, funded by the U.S. State Department. The 10,000-seat Kyiv Sports Palace was sold out during his tour of the Soviet Union. The Moscow and Leningrad concerts were canceled because they were too culturally dangerous. Seemingly still playing as well as he ever had, <mask> displayed individualism in his final years.He sang "They Didn't Believe I Could Do It" as he played. Neither did I. The subject of an hour-long television documentary film, out-of-hours at the Blues Alley nightclub in Washington, DC, in 1975, was <mask>. It was described as the greatest jazz film ever made by the International Herald Tribune. The way I like to play is that. I'm an explorer, if I use that expression, I'm looking for something all the time. In 1979 he was in the Black Filmmakers Hall of Fame.He played solo at Duke Ellington's funeral, for the President of France, and for the Pope. They usually give people credit when they're dead. I received my flowers while I was living. His last show was in San Francisco a few days before he died of a heart attack. His Steinway was auctioned for the benefit of gifted low-income music students, still bearing its silver plaque, presented by jazz lovers from all over the world. This piano is the only one of its kind in the world and expresses the great genius of a man who has never played a melancholy note in his lifetime on a planet that has often succumbed to despair. Gary Giddins and Scott DeVeaux wrote of <mask>'s style of the time in their book Jazz.The left hand can sometimes join in the action. He thought of chords creatively and with great precision. He was ahead of his colleague in his willingness to experiment. He became fond of radical dislocations, sudden turns of directions with a lack of connection to the ground harmony. The Incomparable <mask> "Fatha" <mask> is also known as <mask>'s Pearls. In Concert, 1965, Once Upon a Time, and Here Comes <mask> "Fatha" <mask>. Swing's Our Thing with Johnny Hodges and Blues & Things with Jimmy Rushing.Another Monday Date (Prestige, 1974) <mask> plays Cole Porter. Tour de Force encore plays Gershwin and <mask> in New Orleans. There were 2 Duets in 1975. The West Side Story with Jaki Byard was released in 1975. Hot Sonatas with Joe Venuti and <mask> at Saralee's. The Indispensable <mask>nes Vol. 1 and 2 was released in 1979. The Legendary Little Theater Concert of 1964 Vols. are 3 and 4.Texas Ruby Red and Fatha are live and in Living Jazz. (Xanadu, 1985) Earl's Backroom and Cozy's Caravan (Felsted, 1986) <mask>nes and the Duke's Men. Thinking in Jazz is a book by Paul F. Berliner. The Great Jazz Interviews, Frank Alkyer and Ed Enright,. Hal Leonard Books, The Encyclopedia of Jazz. Harrison, Max; Fox, Charles; Thacker, Eric. Da Capo Press. "<mask> Hines" is in the World Book Encyclopedia.July 23, 2006 The Red Hot Jazz Archive has "<mask> 'Fatha' Hines". The Dial of Charlie Parker: A Discography was published in 1998. New York Times, August 28, 1981 retrieved from New York Times, July 30, 2006 The New York Times Essential Library: Jazz is a book by Ben Ratliff. The Rough Guide to Jazz was published in 2004. The Swing Era: The Development of Jazz was published in 1991.263–294,. The Big Bands was written by George T. Simon. "<mask> Hines and 'Rosetta'", Current Musicology, special issue, A Commemorative Festschrift in Honor of Mark Tucker, was written by Jeffrey Taylor. 71–3. "Life with Fatha" was written by Jeffrey Taylor. Newsletter 30 was published in 2000. "Louis, <mask>, and 'Weather Bird'" was written by Jeffrey Taylor.. Video: <mask>Fatha<mask>. Charlie Nairn directed and produced the one-hour TV documentary. The film was shot in Washington, D.C. for UK ATV Television in 1975. At ITV Studios.com as well. There are DVD copies in the University of California-Berkeley's Jean Gray Hargrove Music Library. The Hogan Jazz Archive is located at the University of Chicago.The <mask> recordings at the Discography of American Historical Recordings can be found at jazzonfilm.com/documentaries. Scott Yanow is the greatest jazz pianist of all time.

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texts: <mask>Fran" <mask> is a Spanish professional footballer who plays for Extremadura. He achieved a total of 127 games and 34 goals for Lugo, but spent most of his career abroad. He spent time in England, Japan, China, and India, as well as in Scotland. <mask> joined Valencia in 2002 and played in the reserve team. Sandaza played for Luis Milla in the Tercera Divisin when he was in UD Puol. He wanted to become a police officer. Sandaza is a good friend of Jordi Alba, who is a teammate of <mask>'s at Valencia B.He scored his first goal for the club in the 1–1 draw against Celtic in August 2008, after scoring three goals in pre-season. <mask> scored his second and netted four times in the first half of November, including a double against Rangers. <mask> didn't score again until late February after an injury halted his progress at the end of the year. Sandaza scored ten league goals in his first season in Scotland, five of which were against the Old Firm. <mask> was unable to start the season because of a groin injury, but is expected to return by the end of 2009. In August 2010 he was allowed to go on trial withSwansea City because he was struggling to get into the United first team. After the close of the transfer window, <mask> was let go by United and signed for another club as a free agent.<mask> was nicknamed "Braveheart" by the club's supporters. <mask> was signed by the new manager of the Seagulls. <mask> came on for Glenn Murray in the 69th minute of the 2–0 win over Argyle. <mask> scored his first goal a few weeks later in a 2–1 win over Oldham Athletic. <mask> scored two goals in a row against Manchester and Pompey in the FA Cup. He scored against the team he made his debut against two months later. After scoring goals in his first team, he was surplus to requirements, but his time at the Seagulls was limited.The club would be promoted to the Championship at the end of the season. The club announced in May of 2011 that he would be released at the end of the season along with five other players. <mask> signed a one-year deal with St Johnstone. <mask> was offered an extension by the club after scoring 12 goals in his first 17 appearances. <mask>'s contract was set to expire at the end of the season and Rangers made a pre-contract offer for him. <mask> said he didn't want to be a cheap option. <mask> said he was relieved to have turned down the pre-contract deal after the Glasgow club entered administration.<mask> left the club and became a free agent. <mask> signed a three-year deal with Rangers, who had to start life again in the Scottish Third Division after administration. On 18 August, <mask> scored his first Rangers goal and provided a double assist in front of a 49,118 crowd at Ibrox, as Rangers won 5–1 against East Stirlingshire. <mask> scored his second Rangers goal away to Peterhead to give the light blues a 1–0 victory. <mask> was taken to the hospital for an X-ray after he clashed heads with Motherwell's Shaun Hutchinson in the Scottish League Cup. It was estimated that he would be out for eight weeks with the possibility of being out for the rest of the year. <mask> told Diario AS that Rangers, a club with a strong Protestant identity, told him to stop making the Catholic sign of the cross.The club pointed out that Lorenzo and Shota crossed themselves frequently. Sandaza was fooled into discussing a possible transfer from Rangers to the Major League Soccer by a hoax caller posing as a football agent. The caller was a fan of Rangers. He was suspended by the club after making a comment about Rangers. His Rangers career ended after the club terminated his contract. Mark Hateley wrote in the Daily Record that <mask> would be like a new signing if he left. He was suspended by the club after admitting that he was only at Rangers for the money and would leave if an alternative offer was made.He didn't play for the club again after that incident. <mask> feared his Rangers career might be over as he suspected that the club owner wanted to sell him. The club terminated his contract after an investigation into the 'hoax agent' incident. <mask> tried to file a lawsuit against the club after his release. <mask> dropped his lawsuit against the club and the hoaxer. <mask> was not offered a contract after he left Rangers and returned to Spain. <mask> returned to Spain after five years after signing a contract with CD Lugo.<mask> expected to score a lot of goals when he joined the club. <mask> made his Lugo debut in the opening game of the season, playing 90 minutes in a0-0 draw against Numancia. <mask> scored in the next game against Barcelona B. His second goal came in a win over Tenerife. His third goal came in a win over Crdoba. <mask> scored four and five goals. <mask> had a muscle injury, ankle injury and tear during the season.Sandaza made 27 appearances and scored five times. <mask> was released by the club. <mask> joined Girona on a one-year contract. Sandaza scored two goals in two games after being on the bench for the first game of the season. Sandaza scored five more goals by the end of the year. Sandaza scored nine more goals against other teams in the 2014-15 season. Sandaza made forty-two appearances and scored sixteen times in his first season at Girona.<mask> joined FC Tokyo in July of 2015. Sandaza signed a two-year contract with Girona after returning from FC Tokyo. He was unable to play until January due to being unregistered after sustaining an injury in the first match of the season. <mask> left the Blanquivermells and joined China's Qingdao Huanghai FC. He returned to Spain on December 18th after signing a two-and-a-half-year contract with Alcorcn. <mask> terminated his contract with Alkor on September 15, 2020. He signed a one-year deal with the Indian Super League club.<mask> was banned from driving after he was caught driving the wrong way down a one-way street in Perth. After initially letting him go, police became concerned about the way he drove off and pulled him over again to perform a breathalyzer test. <mask> was fined and given a 16-month driving ban. Football League One: 2010–11 Rangers Scottish Third Division: 2012–13 References External links 1984 births Living people from Toledo, Spain The players are from St. Johnstone F.C. The players of Rangers F.C. The players are from the English Football League.The players are Al Ahli SC (Doha) and FC Tokyo. Spanish expatriates play football in England, Japanese expatriates play football in Japan, and Chinese expatriates play football in China.

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texts: Kwok-wing was a Hong Kong singer and actor. <mask> released over 40 music albums and acted in 56 films during his 26 year career. During the 1980s, he was one of the most prominent pioneers that shaped the identity of Cantopop and became known for his flamboyant, often outrageous stage appearance. He was recognised for his portrayal of queer characters in a conservative film industry. His career was marked by both praise and criticism, with public discussions focusing on his sexual orientation and androgynous persona. <mask> studied in England from the age of 12 until he returned to Hong Kong in 1976 to pursue a career in show business. He achieved wide popularity with his 1984 self-titled album and its single "Monica", which introduced a new popular trend to Cantopop in addition to the contemporary pool of sentimental ballads.Summer Romance, <mask>'s 1987 best-seller, won him numerous awards, including the Most Popular Male Artist at the 1988 and 1989 Jade Solid Gold Best Ten Music Awards. In addition to music, <mask> had breakthrough film roles as a teenager in Nomad and as a police officer torn between justice and brotherhood in A Better Tomorrow. He was active in his acting career despite announcing his retirement from music. <mask> was an actor in the 1990s. He won the Best actor award at the 1991 Hong Kong Film Awards for his performance in Days of Being Wild, in which he played a womaniser longing for the return of his mother. His role as a homosexual opera actor in Farewell My Concubine catapulted him to prominence in the western world. <mask>'s role in Happy Together, a film about a homosexual male relationship, solidified his reputation as a queer celebrity.His comeback as a recording artist in the late 1990s, particularly with his 1996 album Red, was noted for sonic experimentation and extravagant, graphic imagery. The Golden Needle Award is the highest distinction of the Top 10 Gold Songs Awards. He was honoured as "Asia's Biggest Superstar" in 2000. <mask> committed suicide by jumping off the 24th floor of the hotel on April 1, 2003 after being diagnosed with severe clinical depression. <mask> was the youngest of 10 children in a middle-class Hakka family and was born in Kowloon, British Hong Kong. His father, <mask>t-hoi, was a tailor who specialized in suits for Western celebrities, such as Alfred Hitchhiker and Cary Grant. <mask> was uninspired by the profession despite his father's reputation in the fashion industry.<mask> told interviewers that he had an unhappy childhood in which he felt estranged from his father and siblings. He had a hard time getting along with his parents who were away most of the time in his childhood. <mask>'s perspectives on marriage were affected by his father's abusive treatment of his mother. The emotional life of <mask>'s father deteriorated when he married another woman. He was brought up by his grandmother. The only thing that I remember about my childhood is the death of my grandmother when I was in primary school. <mask> attended two schools in Hong Kong and one in England.<mask> excelled in the English language despite being academically poor. He immersed himself in music and watched Western films after discovering a newfound interest. He made friends despite recalling that there were "racial problems" in England. He used to do amateur singing at his relatives' restaurant while he worked as a bartender. He came across the film Gone with the Wind and felt that the name can be a man's or woman's name. <mask> studied textile management at the University of Leeds. After one year of study, he returned to Hong Kong when his father became paralyzed after a stroke.As the father wanted his children to be at home, <mask> abandoned his studies and became a salesman for Levi's. During this time, <mask> felt like he was hanging in the middle of nowhere. After returning to Hong Kong, <mask> went back to high school and formed a band with his classmates. The band members signed up individually for the Asian Singing Contest. The first runner-up in the Hong Kong division was <mask>, who had a rendition of "American Pie". He finished fifth in the pan-Asian division. RTV offered <mask> a three-year contract as a second-rate actor.He was hoping to release music albums with Polydor Records. <mask>'s career in show business did not start immediately. Erotic Dream of the Red Chamber is a softcore porn production that features his bare buttocks. His first two albums were recorded in English and his third was recorded in Cantonese. <mask>'s voice was lambasted as "chicken-like" by critics. The audience booed <mask> off the stage at the Hong Kong Pop Folk Music Festival. His early days in show business were full of uncertainty.At the beginning of my singing career, it was like a person running into a rock, full of despair and obstacles. Polydor allowed <mask> to leave on his own terms. <mask> signed with Capital Artists, a record label associated with the TVB network, in 1982. "The Wind Blows On" is a cover version of a Japanese song. The song revived <mask>'s image as a Cantopop singer. <mask>'s first album to be certified gold was the eponymous one. Capital's second album, Craziness, is a collection of songs he recorded for TVB dramas.The album received a gold certification from the IFPI Hong Kong. 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The year 1984 was when <mask> became a household name. He released a cover of a Japanese singer's single. The song was one of 10 gold-certified songs that were honoured at TVB's 1984 Jade Solid Gold Best Ten Music Awards and the 1984RTHK Top 10 Gold Songs Awards.In addition to the traditional sentimental ballads that had dominated the scene, the song's upbeat dance production introduced a new musical trend to Cantopop. <mask>'s 1984 self-titled album sold over 200,000 copies and was certified Platinum by the IFPI Hong Kong. He was in the TVB drama Once Upon an Ordinary Girl and the film Behind the Yellow Line. He co-starred with two other people. <mask> was put into the spotlight as a prominent entertainer due to the success of both productions. As <mask>'s fame grew, the media began to pit him against Alan Tam, as the two were the most successful male Cantopop singers at the moment. Cantopop's booming sales were due to the publicised rivalry that lasted until the end of the 1980s.The success of <mask>'s next albums with Capital was similar. "Wind Wind" was one of 10 gold-certified songs honoured at both TVB's Jade Solid Gold andRTHK Top 10 awards. The songs <mask> recorded for TVB dramas helped propel his image as a romantic male lead. His 1986 single was "Who Feels the Same?" The most popular song of the year won the Gold Song Gold Award. <mask> became an undisputed royalty of Cantopop. "Who Feels the Same?" was released.He joined Cinepoly Records after leaving Capital. The John Woo-directed 1986 crime-action A Better Tomorrow was a turning point in his acting career. He played a police officer who was torn between justice and his brother. Summer Romance was <mask>'s first album and it was released in 1987. The album was the best-selling Cantopop release of the year and sold over 350,000 copies. "Sleepless Night" won the Gold Song Gold Award at the Jade Solid Gold Awards. The next two albums, Virgin Snow and Hot Summer, both sold well and received gold and Platinum certifications from the IFPI Hong Kong.He starred in two films, A Chinese Ghost Story and Rouge. The performance of <mask> and his co-star in Rouge made them the top entertainers in Hong Kong. Yiu-wai Chu, author of the book Hong Kong Cantopop: A Concise History, noted that <mask> and Mui formed an "unprecedented" chemistry showcasing "mystic power of charisma", not only in films but also on stage performances together. In real life, the two were close friends. The Hong Kong Coliseum was the site of <mask>'s tour in 1988. The tour had over 250,000 spectators. He held several shows for the Chinese community in North America.In the wake of the Tiananmen Square protests in China in 1989, successful Cantopop singers decided to leave the music industry and emigrate to western countries. <mask> retired from Cantopop and moved to Canada in 1989. <mask> released three more albums under Cinepoly, all of which were certified by the IFPI Hong Kong. At the Jade Solid Gold Best Ten Music Awards, he won Most Popular Male Artist twice. His farewell concert tour ran for 33 consecutive sold-out shows at the Hong Kong Coliseum. <mask> donated profits of his 1989 album Salute to the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, which was named after him. In addition to music, <mask> had his breakthrough movie role in the crime-action A Better Tomorrow, which paved the way for his upcoming career in cinema.In the aftermath of

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texts: the handover of Hong Kong, <mask> retired to Canada, but returned to show business in 1990. He won the Best actor award at the 1994 Hong Kong Film Critics Society Awards. The turning point in <mask>'s acting career came in 1986 with his starring role in John Woo's A Better Tomorrow, which broke Hong Kong's box office record. A Chinese Ghost Story, Rouge, Wong Kar-wai's Days of Being Wild, and Farewell My Concubine were some of the films in which <mask> was praised for his performances. <mask> continued his music career after quitting as a pop singer. More than ten songs were composed by him. He won the Best Original Movie Song Award at the Golden Horse Film Festival in 1993 for the theme song Red Cheek, White Hair to the film The Bride with White Hair.The Phantom Lovers theme songs were written by him in 1995. <mask> received four nominations for Best Original Movie Song at the Golden Horse Film Festival and Awards and two nominations for Best Original Film Song at the Hong Kong Film Awards. He was on the jury at the 48th Berlin International Film Festival in 1998. <mask> returned to music as a singer in 1995 after signing a contract with Rock Records. Beloved was his first post-retirement album. The award of the best selling album was won by Beloved. In 2001 <mask> collaborated with William Chang, the art director of Wong Kar-wai's Days of Being Wild, to make his music video Bewildered, about the intimacy between two gay men.Nishijima Kazuhiro played <mask>'s lover in the video. The music video was banned by TVB because it advocated homosexuality, but <mask> refused to edit the scenes and censor himself. The last concert tour that <mask> did was thePassion Tour, which took place in Hong Kong and overseas from 2000 to 2001. <mask> and Jean Paul Gaultier collaborated on a project called "From Angel to Devil", which featured <mask>'s androgyny and bisexuality. Despite being acclaimed in Japan, Korea, and Canada for <mask>'s glamour and dignity in using drag performance through Gaultier's costume designs, it was not received well in Hong Kong. Asia, the United Kingdom, and the United States were visited by his final concert tour. The tour broke attendance records throughout Asia, including a record for the first foreign artist to hold 16 concerts in Japan.In his heyday, <mask> could sell over 200,000 copies for an album, but his later albums only sold 50,000 copies each. No one has ever surpassed the standard of the "Passion Tour" from performance form, art concept, costume props and audience response. During the filming of the RTV television series Love Story, <mask> met and fell in love with his co-star, Teresa Mo, and they got together after they finished the series. Mo was startled by <mask>'s proposal and began to distance herself from him. After <mask> and Teresa Mo got back together for the 1992 film All's Well, Ends Well, they remained close friends. They broke up in 1980 due to their incompatibly for each other's lifestyles. <mask> and the Hong Kong model and actress who he met on the set of Agency 24 were in a relationship for two years.<mask> met Cindy Yeung at the house of Albert Yeung, who had recently returned from Boston. Cindy was seven years younger than <mask>. The two went out on dates until the other returned to Boston. They continued their relationship through phone calls and letters, but would part ways after a year. If he hadn't been in the showbusiness, <mask> would have already been married with children, like most of his friends. <mask> stated in an interview that his mind is bisexual. It's easy to love a woman.It's easy for me to love a man, too, and I believe that a good actor would be androgynous. During a concert in 1997, he announced his same-sex relationship with his childhood friend, earning him prestige in LGBT communities in China, Japan, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. His relationship with Daffy lasted until his death. <mask> said that he can be a better friend than a lover. I work a lot. The person has to compromise to share my love. The statement was made during the interview after the release of the film.<mask> said in a 2001 Time magazine interview that he's bisexual. I've had friends. I asked Teresa Mo to marry me when I was 22. <mask> became a Canadian citizen after moving to the city in 1990. <mask> was a supporter of several charities. The Children's Cancer Foundation cares for young children with cancer and their families. In 1996 <mask> donated HK $1 million and launched five sets of RED cards to raise funds for the Children's Cancer Foundation.He was the first Cantopop star to launch a charity. Although he rarely sang in public at that time, he sang three theme songs from his films to raise money for the elderly. The RED Card charity was set up by <mask> for his 1997 concert at the HK Coliseum. A set of cards can be obtained with donations of HK$100 or more. <mask> donated HK$1,000,000 to the Hong Kong children's cancer fund in his own name. <mask> and his friends made up a million Hong Kong dollars to donate to the cancer fund after the concert raised more than HK$800,000. He was a patron of the End Child Sexual Abuse Foundation.<mask> participated in a fried rice tasting event in 1999 to raise funds for relief after the Taiwan earthquake. He donated HK$250,000 for a bowl of rice, which was matched by fan donations, bringing the total to HK$500,000. The "Star Second-hand Shop" was opened in 2000 to raise money for the "Sun Love Fund". He was known for his good fashion sense and he was the first to donate three pieces to the auction. The badminton racket was donated to be auctioned to raise money for the children's cancer fund. He was appointed a goodwill ambassador in 2002 after appearing in TVB charity shows to raise funds. In 2003 <mask> donated HK$100,000 to the Seedling protection fund, who were holding a large-scale charity night on the 12th of March.He told his guests to give him cash instead of gifts, and then he donated all of the money he received to the fund. <mask> died by suicide on April 1, 2003 He jumped from the 24th floor of the Mandarin Oriental hotel. He left a suicide note saying that he was depressed. He was 46 years old. As one of the most popular performers in Asia, <mask>'s death broke the hearts of millions of his fans across Asia and shocked the Asian entertainment industry and Chinese community worldwide. <mask> had been seeing Professor Lieh Mak, a famous therapist, for almost a year after he suffered from clinical depression.<mask> tried to kill himself in November 2002. At his funeral, <mask>'s niece said that her uncle had suffered a lot of depression over the past year. He was buried in Shatin. Tens of thousands attended <mask>'s memorial service, which was held for the public, on April 7, 2003 despite the World Health Organization's warning on traveling to Hong Kong. <mask>'s funeral was held in April of 2003 <mask>'s death dominated newspaper headlines in Hong Kong for almost a month. His last album, Everything Follows the Wind, was released three months after his death.According to <mask>'s sister, <mask> was diagnosed with clinical depression due to a chemical imbalance in the brain. She said that her brother's ability to get to his doctor's facility was hampered because reporters were frequently found outside of his home. He would come to her house to see her doctor. He would ask his sister why he was depressed. I have a lot of money and people love me. He didn't want to take medication for his depression. The 10th anniversary of <mask>'s death was marked by two memorial concerts organised by Florence Chan.There was a concert at Hong Kong Coliseum. <mask>'s fans from around the world made two million orizuru cranes for the Guinness World Record as a tribute to the anniversary. On what would have been <mask>'s 60th birthday, over one thousand fans joined Florence Chan in the morning at Po Fook Hill Ancestral Hall for prayers. <mask>'s fans club, Red Mission organised a party to celebrate <mask>'s 60th birthday. <mask>'s past video clips, concerts, songs and pictures were projected on a big screen at the outdoor birthday party. A member of Red Mission joined the party singing <mask>'s song "4 season" as a tribute to <mask>. The big day of this renowned star was celebrated by another fans club.The exhibition and movie screening of <mask>'s movies were held in Hong Kong. <mask> is well known for his roles portraying queer characters in Happy Together and Farewell My Concubine. A pair of red high heels <mask> wore during a performance of his song Red were described as a top draw at an exhibit on androgynous fashion in Hong Kong. His artistic achievement in film and music was not the focus of many media outlets. In interviews before his death, <mask> mentioned that he had become depressed because of negative comments about gender-crossing in his concert. He was going to retire from stage performance because of the strain of being a bisexual artist in Hong Kong. 55383 Cheungkwokwing was named in memory of a person.The main-belt asteroid was discovered in 2001. Awards and nominations include the Top 10 Gold Songs Awards, Jade Solid Gold, Best Ten Music Awards, and other music awards. In "undercurrents Queer Culture and Postcolonial Hong Kong", Helen Hok-Sze Leung wrote. The Hong Kong Film Awards have a background of #DAA520. The Hong Kong Film Critics Society Awards have a background. The background for the Top 10 Gold Songs Awards is #DAA520. The Jade Solid Gold Best Ten Music Awards were held.The background of the Ultimate Song Chart Awards is #DAA520. 1950 births, 2003 deaths, 20th-century Hong Kong male actors, 21st-century Hong Kong male actors, and 21st-century Hong Kong male

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texts: <mask> is a New York-based independent curator. <mask> was born in Mexico. He was raised in San Diego, California and moved to New York City to work. He received undergraduate and graduate degrees in art history from the City University of New York, as well as studying at a number of other institutions, including the Institute of Fine Arts, New York University. He graduated from the Whitney Museum Independent Study Program. He worked as a Curator-at- Large, Pristine Galerie, Monterrey, Mexico; International Art Director, Other Gallery, Beijing, Shanghai; and Director of Exhibitions, White Box, New York, NY. He has co-curated over 100 exhibitions in the Americas, Asia and Europe.Ral <mask>'s curatorial work is distinguished by an expansive approach underscored, for example, in the following exhibitions: Rayuela, which used the structuralist configuration of the similarly titled novel by the writer. In addition to organizing exhibitions in galleries, art fairs, art festivals, alternative art spaces, academic and museum institutions, <mask> was co-curator of "Here Is Where We Jump!" His exhibitions have been reviewed in numerous publications including Art in America, Art Nexus Art Notes, Diario ABC, L Magazine, New York Art World, New York Times, and the Village Voice. Ral <mask> has written over 200 published texts of which many have been translated into Chinese, Finn, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, and Spanish. He is an author, co-author, or contributor to more than 70 art-related books and exhibition catalogs. His texts have appeared in numerous periodicals including Contemporary, TRANS> Arts Culture Media, Estilo, Art in Culture, Art Map, Zingmagazine, Art Notes, Laboratory, Framework: The Finnish Journal of Contemporary Art, Journal of the West. Ral <mask>'s writing was cited in an article by Reed Johnson of the Los Angeles Times.He teaches at John Jay College. He has been a visiting critic/curator at many places. He has lectured, presented papers, delivered talks and participated on panels at universities, museums, galleries and art fairs. The University of California, Berkeley, the University of Southern California, the University of Washington, the Academy of Art, Wroclaw, Poland, the Royal College of Art, Boston, and the Whitney Museum of American Art. The list includes Ral and Anne Strauss. There are paintings after Proust. Brooklyn and Hong Kong: Art 3 Gallery.Ral et al. The International Contemporary Art Festival took place. The Contempo International Art Festival is happening in Varna. Ral et al. Daniel Silvo is from Casa, Bunker, and Ruina. Madrid: Desarollo. Ral, Zamudio.Join me there. The Wanrooij Gallery is in Amsterdam. Ral et al. The last exit project. The Moving Trienniale was made in Korea. The city of Busan is moving Triennale. Ral, Zamudio.Angelus Novus is named after Lucero Gonzalez Jameson. There are art books in Hong Kong. Ral, Zamudio. Art Nexus no. has a story about the Whitney Biennial. 93 vol. pp.60-64 was published in June and August. Ral.A bomb with a ribbon around it. The SAWCC is in New York. Ral et al. An anthology of texts about geometric abstraction in Latin America. Ivonne Pini is the editor. Art and Art; Art Nexus. Riiko Sakkinen, Ral, and Zamudio are related.Tukiainen: Works, Part Two. Parves. Ral et al. There is a platform called The Ice Monolith. The Gerzani Foundation is in Venezia. Ral, Zamudio. Here Is Where We Jump!: La Bienal. The Museo del Barrio is in New York. Mookie Tenembaum: Paranoia was published in 2012 The city of Buenos Aires is called Panta Rhei. Generaciones 2012 was written by Ral et al. Caja Madrid. Ral, Zamudio.The 2012 Whitney Biennial is an art exhibition. 95 vol. August: 40-44. Ral and Adolfo Doring were in 2011. Nomenclature was written by Adolfo Doring. There are art books in Hong Kong. Ral, Zamudio.The movie was called "Cinema de la crueldad." La Tempestad (July–August): 126-129. Ral, Zamudio. Fernando Martin Godoy is from Capitulo. Caja Madrid. Ral, Joe Pollitt, and Zamudio. Lui Lei is the author of Floating Ice Biography. The Other Gallery is in Beijing.Ral, Sophia, and Ilka Tdt are related. Nothing gold can stay. The Other Gallery is in Beijing. Ral, <mask>, and Cisneros are related. Between Two Worlds is a book by Ricardo Cisneros. There are two leaves editions in New York. There is a public opinion by Ral et al.There are Eds. Iara Boubnova and others. Milan and New York. Ral, <mask>. The third eye. There is a gallery in Shanghai. Ral, Martha Gehman, and Howard Mean are featured in Winslow McCagg: Recent Paintings.Two Streams Press is in Virginia. Ral, and Zamudio are related. There is a person named Wojtek Ulrich. Wroclaw: GREG. Ral, and Zamudio are related. There is a person named Wojtek Ulrich. The Other Gallery is in Beijing.Laura and Ral were in 2010. The city does not have walls. The 2010Liverpool Biennial is a biennial event. The person is Galerija Vartai. Ral, Zamudio. Damian Ontiveros talks about a turn in art. The University of Nuevo Len is located in Ral.The artwork is called "Gabriel Orozco." 76, vol. In March and May, it was 56-58. Ral, Zamudio. Gordon Cheung is the author of The Sleeper Awakes. There is a gallery in Shanghai. Ral, Zamudio.The author is Gorka Mohamed. The Bright Treasure Art Projects are in South Korea. Ral, Carol Becker, and Sarah Reisman are related. Jaye Rhee is an imageless person. South Korea: Specter Press. Ral, <mask>. There is a disease called the Metamorphosis.There is a gallery in Shanghai. The Pavilion of Realism was written by <mask>, Ral, and Maarten Betheaux. There is a gallery in Shanghai. Ral, <mask>. Public Art (March–April): 86-90. Ral, Zamudio. The August edition of the magazine had the headline, "Rune Olsen."Ral, <mask>, and Yao Sun. Sun Yao has a book called Topographies of the Self. There is a gallery in Shanghai. Ral, Zamudio. There are Suspensions of Disbelief. There is a gallery in Shanghai. Ral <mask> was born in 2009.Anything goes, says Abdul Vas. The La Fresh Gallery is in Madrid. "All The World is a Screen" was written by Ral <mask>. Ral, Zamudio. EYEBALL (September): np. Ral, Zamudio. "As Above So Below: From Plato's Cave to Hitler's Bunker."October 27: 46–49. Ral, Zamudio. The artwork is called "Cildo Meireles." 73, vol. In June and August, it was 76-78. Ral, Zamudio. There is a flash art vol.No. XL II, no. In March and April it was 83. Ral, Zamudio. Eternal Recurrence is a book about the art ofClaudia Doring Baez. The museum is in New York. Ral, Zamudio. The Art of Lucero is about Eternal Recurrence.The museum is in New York. The Beijing  798 Biennale is the subject of a book by Ral et al. Beijing has an art map. Ral et al., For You. The Daros Collection is in Switzerland. Ral, Zamudio. The title of the book is "The genie of History in Three Acts."The temperature was 74-75 on June 10. Ral, Zamudio. There is a text by Gwyneth Lonergon. There is an image. Sound. "Singular in Focus, not a Faggy Short Film." There is an Eyeball in July.Janet Belloto: Wave. The Lab in New York. Ral, <mask>. There is an Art that is neither Latin nor American. It was 43-47 on September 26. Ral, Henri-Franois Debailleux, Phillipe Piguet, and Kwang Sui Oh. Lee Bae.The Art Museum is in Beijing. Ral, Zamudio. The Poster Children and Other Heroes of the Revolution was written by Marina Zurkow. Ral, Zamudio. Between Drawing and Withdrawing is a work by Marco Maggi. 75, vol. December 2009-February 2010: 60-64.Ral, Zamudio. My mother has a garden. Gallery 101 Space is in South Korea. Ral, Zamudio. There is a flash art vol. No. XL II, no. The month of May and June.Ral, Zamudio. EYEBALL (January): "Total Asshole Compression: Cory Arcangel's Digital Detournement." Ral <mask> was born in 2008. The 5th Seoul International Media Biennial is being held. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, In March and April, there are 145. Ral, Zamudio.There is a flash art vol. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, There were 260 in May and June. Ral, Zamudio. Sky Pictures has An Woong Chul. South Korea: Art and Dream. Ral, Zamudio.The flash art was called "Andro Wekua." No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, May–June: 150. Ral, Zamudio. There is a flash art vol. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, March–April: 81.Ral, Zamudio. There is a garden of delights. The Jinnam Cultural Center is in Yeosu. Donald Kuspit, Ral, and Zamudio. Pinturas/Paintings by Jorge Talca. Quebecor, Ral. There is a flash art volume called Michael-Bell Smith.No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, The March–April period has a number of 78. Ral, Zamudio. The title of the flash art is "Paul McCarthy." No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, There were 134 in October–November. Ral, Zamudio.Eyeball has a story about Joe Delappe's Virtual Wars. Ral, Boggi Kim, and Richard Vine are related. Defining landscapes is the title of Oh Chi Gyun. Hudson Hills is in Manchester, VT. EYEBALL (April): "Remembrance of a Bitmapped Past: Michael Bell-Smith's Media Art." Ral, <mask>. The title is "Sang Nam Lee."No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, There is a summer issue. Ral, Zamudio. There are notes on the Shadow Box Series. Ral, Zamudio, and others. Turn and Widen is at the 5th Seoul International Media Art Biennale. The Museum of Art.The Whitney Biennial was held in 2008. 69, vol. 70-74 in June and August. Ral <mask> was born in 2007. Art Nexus no. was titled, "Aaron Hank." 63, vol. January–March: 166.Ral, Zamudio. There is an art museum in Miami Beach. 64, vol. In the month of April and June, 98-99. Ral, Zamudio. The artwork was titled, "Benjamin Torres." 64, vol.There are 14-15 days in April and June. Ral, Zamudio. There is a flash art vol. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, There were 133 in June and July. Ral, Zamudio. The title is "Dan Topor."No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, October–November: 124. Ral, Zamudio. "Jonas Mekas." [Art Notes] was published in January. Ral, Zamudio. The title is "Pedro Reyes." ArtNexus no. 66, vol.October-November: 154. Ral, Zamudio. There is a flash art vol. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, January–February: 115- 116. Ral, <mask>, and Hungerbuhler are related. It's a good thing.Beijing has an artist network and a contemporary art terminal. Ral, Zamudio. There is a flash art vol. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, In March and April, there are 123. Ral, Zamudio. The Sweet After.Gosia Koscielak Gallery is in Chicago and New York. Turn and Widen: Media Art Now and Future was written by Ral

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texts: et al. The Museum of Art in Korea. Ral, Zamudio. There is a person named Wojtek Ulrich. New York has a white box. Ral, 2006 Zamudio.New York: White Box. Ral, Zamudio. There is an art museum in Miami Beach. 60, vol. March– May: 110-113. Ral, Zamudio. There is a special issue on contemporary art collections.80: 40-44. Ral, Zamudio. There is a flash art vol. called "Darkness Ascends." No. XXXIX, no. There are 250 in September and October. Ral, <mask>, and Elbieta Kocielak are related. The body double is called Dubler/Body Double.The Polish Ministry of Culture is in Wroclaw. Akrylic wrote, "Oreet Ashery: Venus/Penis Envy?" Presente Perfecto is written by Ral et al. The Volitant Gallery is in Austin. Ral, Zamudio. The title of the flash art vol. is "Seth Price." No. XXXIX, no.November–December: 116. Ral, Zamudio. Sex and Death is the Art of Svai and Paul Stanikas. January/February: 18. Ral, <mask>. The title of the flash art is "Stephen Shore." The March–April edition of XXXIX, no. 24:109-110.Ral, Zamudio. There is a flash art vol. called "Tamy Ben-Tor." The March–April edition of XXXIX, no.247, is called "109 Zamudio, Ral". The 2006 Whitney Biennial was published. 61, vol. In October and December, it was 72-75. Ral, Zamudio.There is a flash art vol. No. XXXIX, no. There are 250 in September and October. Ral <mask> was born in 2005. The artwork is called "AnaPatricia Palacios." 55, vol. In July and August, it was 146-149.Ral, <mask>. The artwork is called "Cristian Silva." 59, vol. December 2004-February 2005: 173-174. Ral, Zamudio. Eel Kwon Kim: A Day in the Life of a Painting was published by Arts in Culture. It was 9: 116-117.The Encyclopedia of Twentieth-Century Photography was written by Ral and Zamudio. 3 volumes, ed. There is a person named Lynne Warren. Ral was from London and New York. The artwork is called "Gabriel Orozco." 59, vol. December 2004-February 2005:170-171.Ral, Zamudio. In Transmigration, Tokyo: T & S Gallery. Ral, <mask>. The New MOMA. 55 vol. September/November: 76. Ral, Zamudio.The Bureau of Curatorial Affairs is located in The Pleasure Dome. Ral, Zamudio. "Retratos: 2000 years of Latin American Portraiture" is a book. 58, vol. September–November: 162-164. Ral, <mask>. There is a flash art vol.No. XXXVIII. In May and June, there are 146. "Tania Bruguera." Contemporary (special issue on Venice) vol. 74: 42-45. Transcultural New Jersey: Diverse Artists Shaping Culture and Communities was written by Ral et al. There is a new edition of Vol. I, ed.Ficarra, Nazario, and Wechsler are related. The State University of New Jersey is called Rutgers. Ral, Zamudio. Video fair or video fare? 73: 49 Women in Love was written by Ral et al. The Tenri Cultural Institute is in New York.Ral <mask> was born in 2004. AAF Contemporary Art Fair is an art fair. 58, vol. In December and January, 136-138 Zamudio, Ral. The artwork is called "Alejandro Mazon." 55, vol. In December 2003 and January 2004, there were 158 and 159.Ral, Zamudio. The framework is called "America as Myth and Reality." The number is 123-124. The Shin-Eui Park is located in Ral. Airan Kang is working on a digital book project. Ral, A & A. Zamudio. The artwork is called "Carlos Amorales." ArtNexus no.52, vol. 3 (July–September): 89-90. Ral, <mask>, and Rocio Aranda Alvarado are related. Booker is on the Jersey Ride. There is a museum in Jersey City. Ral, <mask>. The Encyclopedia of Sculpture contains a description of Damian Hirst.Antonia Bostrm had a score of 755. London and New York. Ral et al., Eel Kwon Kim. John Jay Gallery is in New York. Ral, Zamudio. The artwork is called "Eugenio Dittborn." 54, vol.3 was published in October and November.Ral, <mask>. There is a framework for theFinnish Journal of Contemporary Art. 3): 115- 116. Ral, Zamudio. The title of the flash art vol. is "Gregor Schneider." No. XXXVII, no. January–February: 88.Ral, <mask>, Ral, Marek Bartelik, Yongwoo Lee, and Thalia Vrachopoulos. Kim's name is Haesook Kim. The Tenri Cultural Institute is in New York. Ral, Zamudio. The artwork is called "Jainana Tschape." 52, vol. 3 (July–September): 90-93.Ral, Zamudio. In The Encyclopedia of Sculpture, there is a description of Jesus Rafael Soto. Antonia Bostrm was born in 1590. London and New York. Ral, Zamudio. The Encyclopedia of Sculpture contains a description ofLucio Fontana. Antonia Bostrm is a person.London and New York. Ral, <mask>. "Melik Ohanian." flash art vol. No. XXXVII, no. In May and June it was 83. Donald Kuspit, Ral, and Zamudio. The Journey was written by Norma Bessout.The gallery is in Boston. Ral et al. There is an underground art fair. New York: Frei. Ral, Zamudio. The Encyclopedia of Sculpture has Rebecca Horn in it. Antonia Bostrm is a person.London and New York. Ral, <mask>. There is a book called Skin Deep and Bad to the Bone. 9, no. September/ October: 54. Ral, <mask>. There are some notes on censorship and art after 9/11.Sylvia Wald, Ral et al. The Tenri Cultural Institute is in New York. Ral, Zamudio. It doesn't have to be stereotypical to be political. Ral was written in 2003 by Zamudio. There is a flash art vol. No. XXXVI.In May and June it was 90-91. Ral, Zamudio. NYARTS vol. is titled "Architectonics of Painting." No. 8, no. June/August: 51-54. Ral, Zamudio. NYARTS vol. is titled "Energy and Entropy."The September/ October edition of 8, no.9/11. Ral, Zamudio. The Ear-Eye Problem. There is a vol. of Berlinerkunst. 2, no. 3 March: 46 Ral, Zamudio.The Flaneur was a Botanist. Berlinerkunst vol 2, no. The 4th of April: 44. Going Public: Politics, Subjects, Place was written by Ral and Zamudio. MAST, 2003 was written by Modena and Sassulo. Ral, Zamudio. The Unnamble was named by Javier Telléz.The Latinart was held in July. Ral, Zamudio. There is a book called "Jorge Tacla: Expanding the Field of Painting." 49 (July/September): 48-54. Ral, Zamudio. ArtNexus no., "Latin American Geometry." 50, vol.October–December: 88-89. Ral, Zamudio. The artwork is called "Maria Elena Gonzalez." 48, vol. In April and June it was 134-135. Ral, Zamudio. "Miami's Vice." NYARTS vol.No. 8, no. 11/12/2018: 67-68. Ral, <mask>. In Absences: Urban Alienation in Contemporary Photography, New York: Tenri Cultural Institute, there is a book about the photography of Frank and Cleverson. Ral, Zamudio. The artwork is called "Rubens Gerchman." 47, vol.January–March: 131-132. Ral, <mask>. "Sylvia Wald." NYARTS vol. No. 8, no. In June and August, 14 and 15 are the days. Ral <mask> was born in 2002. There is a new touch of evil.There are 6-7 events on December 12. Ral, Zamudio. Dominic McGill's Chaos Aesthetics is the subject of a NYARTS vol. 7, no. The 4th of April is 8-9. Ral, Zamudio. "Art & Violence: Poetry after Auschwitz, Art after 9/11" NYARTS vol.7, no. February 2: 38-39 Ral, Zamudio. In New York: Art in General, there is a description of the architecture of confinement. Ral, Zamudio. There is a flash art vol. XXXV, no.October–November: 112. Ral, Zamudio. There is a blue track. The Generous Miracles Gallery is in New York. Ral, Zamudio. The book is called "breaking Alberti's Window." 1, no.November 21-22. Ral, Zamudio. The St. James Guide to Hispanic Artists was written by Daniel Senise. Thomas Riggs had a score of 560-562. St. James Press is in Detroit, MI. "Enoc Perez." ArtNexus no.The months of July–September: 117-118. Ral, Zamudio. The St. James Guide to Hispanic Artists was written by Francis Als. Thomas Riggs was 19-20. St. James Press is in Detroit, MI. The guide to Hispanic artists was written by St. James. The person is Thomas Riggs.St. James Press is in Detroit, MI. There are art fairs in Miami, Miami Art Fair, and Art Basel/Miami Art Fair. Ral, Zamudio. Javier Telléz is considered to be institutionalized Aesthetics. XXXV, no. In July and September it was 85-86. Ral, Zamudio.The guide to Hispanic artists was written by St. James. Thomas Riggs had a score of 219-221. St. James Press is in Detroit, MI. The Tenri Cultural Institute is in New York. Ral, Zamudio. The St. James Guide to Hispanic Artists was written byLucio Fontana. Thomas Riggs had a score of 210-212.St. James Press is in Detroit, MI. There is a guide to Hispanic Artists. Thomas Riggs had a score of 134-135. St. James Press is in Detroit, MI. The artwork is called "Marco Arce." In April and June it was 122-123. Ral, Zamudio.In The St. James Guide to Hispanic Artists, there is a description ofMiguel Angel Rios. The name of the person is Thomas Riggs. St. James Press is in Detroit, MI. The artwork is called "MonikaBravo." Art Nexus no. In October and December, there were 146. Ral, Jacob Fabricus, and Annie are related. The Op-Ed was written by the man.The Douglas Hyde Gallery is in Dublin. 7, no. The first day of January is 6-7. Ral, <mask>. "Sugar and Spice and Everything Nice." NYARTS vol. 7, no. June 6th: 88.Ral, <mask>. The St. James Guide to Hispanic Artists was written by Waltercio Caldas. The name of the person is Thomas Riggs. St. James Press is in Detroit, MI. The 2002 Sydney Biennial took place in Australia. Ral <mask> was born in 2001. Bik Van der Pol: Sculpture and its Double was published in NYARTS.February 2: 13-15. Ral, Zamudio. The critic is an ethnographer. January: 22-23. Ral, Zamudio. There are figures of speech. 6, no.On June 6th, it was 44-46. Ral, Zamudio. There is a person named Guillermo Creus. The Cynthia Broan Gallery is in New York. Ral, Zamudio. Javier Téllez is an artist. In August and October, it was 75-76.Ral, Zamudio. There is a painting titled "Lygia Pape and Gerardo de Barros." In November and January, it was 87-88. Ral, Zamudio. There is a school in Union, NJ called "Rayuela." Ral, Zamudio. In Special Projects, Long Island City: PS1/Moma.Ral, Zamudio. Gabriel Orozco wrote a book called Nature Denatured. 6, no. There are 7 days in July and August. Ral, Zamudio. There is a magazine called "Rainer Ganahl." In the summer, 105-106.Ral, Zamudio. In Bik van der Pol: Loompanics, New York: White Box, there is a story about shooting a gun into a crowd. Ral, <mask>. "Santiago Sierra's Drifts and Detours." NYARTS vol 6, no. The 4th of April: 32-33. Ral, Zamudio. In September and October, the title is "Superimposition."Ral, Zamudio. Viva Cuba. The Alva Gallery is in New London, Connecticut. Ral. A work by Adriana Arenas. December–January: 64-65. Ral, Zamudio.The NYARTS vol.5, no.9 is called "Bodies Without Organs." Ral, Zamudio. The artwork is called "Cildo Meireles." In May and July, it was 146-148. Ral, <mask>. "Cildo Meireles: Knowing can be destroyed." TRANS>Art Cultures Media no.7 (Spring): 144-152. Ral, Zamudio.Criminal ornaments. The Whitman College of Art and Design is in Roberto Juarez: Taste in Home decorating. FRERE: Independent Art Fair was written by Ral et al. New York: Frei. The Grey Painting XII is in New York. Ral, Zamudio. The NYARTS vol.5, no.7 is called "Painting as Remodeling".Ral, <mask>. Bureau of Curatorial Affairs in The Parallax Hotel. Ral, <mask>. "Platos' Cave, Alberti's Window, and Bentham's Panopticon." NYARTS vol. 5, no. 5. In May, it was 44.Ral, <mask>. NYARTS vol.5, no.6 was titled, "Vik Muniz: Operations with/in Photography." There are External links for the 2010Liverpool Biennial, City Without Walls, Beijing    , Garden of Delights, and La Bienal. Poles Apart, Poles Together, 2005 Venice Biennial Turn and Widen: 2008

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texts: From 2008 to 2016 <mask> was the Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union. He has been the Member of Parliament for Haltemprice and Howden since 1987. The Privy Council swore in <mask> as Minister of State for Europe in 1997. He was brought up on the Aboyne Estate. He obtained a master's degree in business at the age of 25 and went on to work for Tate & Lyle. He was appointed Europe Minister in July 1994 at the age of 38. The 1997 general election was when he held that position.He was Shadow Secretary of State for the Office of the Prime Minister. Between 2003 and 2008 he was the Shadow Home Secretary. In 2001 and 2005, <mask> was a candidate for the leadership of the Conservative Party. On 12 June 2008 <mask> unexpectedly announced his intention to resign as an MP and was immediately replaced as Shadow Home Secretary; this was in order to force a by-election in his seat, for which he intended to seek reelection by mounting a specific campaign designed to provoke wider public debate about the erosion He became the Conservative candidate in the by-election, which he won a month later. Theresa May appointed <mask> to the Department for Exiting the European Union (DExEU) as Secretary of State, with responsibility for negotiating the UK's exit from the EU. Olly Robbins, the Prime Minister's Europe Adviser, took charge of negotiations.On July 8, 2018, <mask> resigned from his government position over May's plan to leave the European Union. The DExEU junior minister, Steve Baker, and the Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson, also resigned. <mask> was raised by his grandparents in York after being born to a single mother. Walter Harrison, his maternal grandfather, was disinherited after joining the Communist Party, and he led a hunger march to London after the Jarrow March, which did not allow Communists to participate. He met his father after his mother's death. <mask> has described the family's first home in London as a "terrible little slum". His family moved to a council estate in Tooting after his half- sister was born.His A Level results were not good enough to get him a university place so he became an infantry soldier in the Territorial Army's 21 SAS and worked as an insurance clerk. He won a place at the University of Warwick after doing so. He was a founding member of the student radio station. He attended Harvard Business School's Advanced Management Program after earning a master's degree in business from London Business School. <mask> worked for Tate & Lyle for 17 years, rising to become a senior executive, including restructuring its troubled Canadian subsidiary, Redpath Sugar. The book How to Turn Round a Company was written by him. <mask> became the national chairman of the Federation of Conservative Students in 1973.Haltemprice and Howden became the constituency of <mask> in 1997 after he was first elected to Parliament in 1987. He was a government whip when parliament voted on the Maastricht Treaty in 1992, angering many of the Maastricht Rebels on his own right wing of the party. After moving through the Conservative ranks, <mask> became a Minister of State at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. He decided to chair the Public Accounts Committee after rejecting a shadow ministerial position. In 1999 <mask> presented the Parliamentary Control of the Executive Bill to the House of Commons, which he proposed to transfer the exercise of the Royal Prerogative to the Commons. In his first interview as Shadow Home Secretary in November 2003 he stated his personal support for a return to the death penalty for people convicted of multiple murder where there is clear evidence and no doubt. The abolition of the death penalty for murder was 40 years ago.Shadow Home Secretary <mask> turned the Conservatives away from the Labour Party's plan to introduce identity cards due to spiralling costs and libertarian issues. He made the final change to one of opposition much easier by turning initial Conservative support into one of concern and abstention. <mask> believed that once the true cost and unreliability of the ID card scheme was explained to the general public, they would turn against it. <mask> and Beverley Hughes were both forced to resign after he claimed the scalps of them. <mask> was Shadow Secretary of State for the Home Department at the time of the 2005 Conservative leadership contest. His campaign manager in the contest was Andrew Mitchell, who in 2010 became the Secretary of State for International Development in the Prime Minister's cabinet. After a poorly received speech at the Conservative Party Conference, his campaign was seen to lose steam.Andrew Mitchell, campaign manager for the party's former leader, said that William Hague made a great speech which many people will judge to be better than all the other leadership candidates put together. Being brilliant at making a speech at a conference is not the end of leadership. There are other things as well. He was photographed at the conference with two women wearing T-shirts that said "It'sDD for me" which was seen as patronising to women. <mask> received 62 votes in the first ballot of Conservative MPs. The <mask> bid was losing steam as this was less than the number of his declared supporters. The elimination of Kenneth Clarke left the bookmaker's favourite, <mask>, without a rival in the centre of the party.Liam Fox was eliminated with 51 votes in the second ballot, so <mask> went through to the next stage with <mask>. Despite a strong performance in a head-to-head debate in the final stage of the leadership contest, <mask> could not match his rival's popularity. The new Conservative leader was decided by the votes of Conservative Party members. Following his victory, <mask> re-appoints his rival as Shadow Home Secretary. When he was Shadow Home Secretary, <mask> is said to have played a role in the leaking of sensitive government documents. Chris Galley, a civil servant, said that <mask> introduced him to the Shadow Immigration spokesman, according to a police statement. Chris Galley wanted to help the Conservative Party by leaking government immigration details.Galley said that Green told him not to mention <mask>. Galley was dismissed from his job as a Home Office official for leaking information to Green. <mask> resigned from the Shadow Cabinet in order to force a by-election and cause a wider debate on what he believed to be the erosion of civil liberties. He resigned from the House of Commons. He was the Conservative Party candidate for the by-election. The limit on the period of detaining terror suspects without charge in England and Wales will be extended from 28 to 42 days. He broke several voting records in the UK, but neither the Labour Party nor the Liberal Democrats put up a candidate.There was a decline in voter turnout from the previous general election to 34%. At the time of <mask>'s resignation, the Labour MP Andy Burnham made a speech which was widely interpreted as implying an inappropriate relationship between <mask> and the director of Liberty. Under threat of legal action, Burnham was forced to issue a public apology. <mask> was campaigning for civil liberties. He gave the keynote speech on the final day of the Convention on Modern Liberty. He spoke at the Guardian Hay Festival in 2009, where he criticized Labour's "illusory pursuit of an unobtainable security" and was well received by an overwhelmingly non-Conservative audience. <mask> gave a lecture at the University of London on June 15, 2009, in association with the Magna Carta Trust.<mask> spoke with Tony Benn at the official launch of Big Brother Watch. He helped lead the opposition to Coalition plans to allow police and security services to monitor the public's email and social media communications. He was concerned with the findings of the VICE News investigation. The government's introduction of the Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act was challenged in the courts. Although <mask> is a Eurosceptic and has criticized the record of the European Court of Human Rights, he has also argued against withdrawal from the court's jurisdiction on the basis that it might encourage countries with worse civil liberties to do the same. <mask> has voted multiple times to restrict abortion, fertility treatment and embryo research. Section 28, which banned teachers from promoting homosexuality, and opposing the legalisation of same-sex marriage were both voted against by him.During a debate in the House of Commons on July 7, 2009, <mask> accused the UK government of outsourcing torture by allowing Rangzieb Ahmed to leave the country even though the government had evidence against him. After being imprisoned back in the UK, <mask> accused the government of trying to stop him from coming forward with his accusations. If he dropped his allegations of torture, they could get his sentence cut and give him some money. The request to drop the torture case is monstrous. It would be a criminal misuse of the powers and funds under the Government's Contest strategy. The Coalition's efforts to hide the UK's involvement in rendition and torture behind secret trials was condemned by <mask> in a letter to The Guardian. In May 2010, after the 2010 general election which resulted in a hung parliament, it was reported that <mask> wanted to invite <mask> and other right-wingers such as Michael Howard and Iain Duncan Smith into his Conservative–Liberal Democrat coalition cabinet.<mask> was a critic of the government's stance on tuition fees. He and Jack Straw secured a vote in the Commons to challenge a ruling by the European Court of Human Rights that prisoners should be allowed to vote. He was critical of the coalition in an interview. Conservative Voice was founded in 2012 by <mask> and Liam Fox to amplify the voice of grassroots members, which <mask> thought was getting lost in the party. He urged the Prime Minister to hold a referendum on the UK's membership of the EU by the end of the year. He suggested to hold two votes, the first where voters would be asked if they wanted to stay in the EU, and the second where they would be asked if they wanted to leave the EU. He was one of seven Conservative MPs who voted against bombing Syria.Theresa May appointed <mask> as the Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union. He wrote about his initial thoughts on the matter. As part of the process of leaving the European Union, Parliament will take action to translate EU laws into British laws. During an interview with Robert Peston on Peston on Sunday, <mask> stated that the timetable discussion would be the "row of the summer". The EU dictated the timetable on the first day of negotiations. The European commission published the minutes of a meeting in July in which Barnier briefed the commission on the outcome of his first round of talks with <mask>. Barnier was concerned about <mask>'s commitment to the talks because he had not been staying there for the duration.In November of last year, <mask> appealed to European countries not to put politics above prosperity, implying that by doing so, countries like Germany would harm their own economies. Germany and France were blamed for blocking trade negotiations. According to <mask>, the UK and the EU should agree a free trade deal more comprehensive in scope than has been agreed before. The reports about the potential effect on 58 economic sectors were edited before <mask> gave them to the Exiting the European Union Select Committee. They maintained that Theresa May's government had chosen to ignore a binding and unanimous vote from MPs requiring the information to be provided in full. When he said the government had not produced any economic forecasts of what would happen after the UK leaves the EU, he appeared to contradict his earlier assurances that impact analyses had been carried out. Olly Robbins, the Prime Minister's Europe Adviser, took charge of negotiations in December of last year.In January of last year, the former Irish Prime Minister said that <mask> didn't understand the implications of leaving the EU. The Prime Minister's plan for the UK's departure from the EU was the reason why <mask> resigned as the Secretary of State for Exiting the EU. Steve Baker and Boris Johnson also resigned. The pro-EU group Best for Britain criticized <mask> for suggesting that the UK could negotiate a free trade agreement without first securing a withdrawal agreement with the European Union. The next leader of the Conservative Party was supported by <mask> after Theresa May's resignation. <mask> was re-elected in Haltemprice and Howden, increasing his majority by 5,000 votes. He opposed the United States' plan to extradite him.<mask> advocated for more transparency in the management of patient data in opposition to the plans of the Johnson administration. Prime Minister Boris Johnson was asked to resign by <mask> during Prime Minister's Questions on January 19, 2022. "You have sat there too long for all the good you have done," said the Prime Minister in 1940. Go in the name of God. <mask> met his wife at Warwick. They were married on July 28, 1973. <mask> is an official Conservative Party profile of the Open Rights Group.

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texts: <mask> is a game developer. She specializes in business and work relationships, conflict resolution, creativity, social issues, and criminal justice. In 1976, <mask> received a J.D. from the University of California in Berkeley. From the University of San Francisco Law School in 1990, AA degrees from Merritt College in Anthropology, Social Sciences and Police Sciences in May 2001, and M.A.s in Anthropology and Mass Communications at California State University, East Bay. Over 40 books have been published by her. She has appeared on Good Morning America, Oprah, Montel Williams, CNN, and the O'Reilly Factor. She founded Changemakers Publishing, Screenworks, Songworks, and Creative Communications & Research.From 1991 to 1993 she hosted a weekly radio talk show called Changemakers, featuring interviews on various topics, which aired to 1 million listens in over 70 countries. She taught at several colleges, including the Investigative Career Program in San Francisco. <mask> is a member of several songwriter organizations, including the Country Music Association, Nashville Songwriting Association, and West Coast Songwriters Association. She has written over 100 songs in a variety of genres. At least 50 have been published and a dozen have been recorded. She wrote several songs with dog themes in her Do You Look Like Your Dog book, web site, and TV game/reality show. <mask> has developed over two dozen games for major game companies.The game of Soviet-American peace and diplomacy was licensed by her. She was a spokeswoman for Nintendo in 1994 and licensed two games to Briarpatch in 2006 for the American Toy Fair show. American Murder, Brain Boosters, and Building a Winning Sales Team are included. The Power and Influence of Talk Shows is a book. Effective Selling and Sales Management is a book by Random House. The Open Door: Traveling in the U is a book about the battle for personal privacy. Positive Cash Flow : Complete Credit and Collections for the Small Business, Private Eyes: What Private Investigators Really Do, Resolving Conflict: With Others and Within Yourself, and Secrets of the Shaman are all about positive cash flow.Work With Me! Resolving Everyday Conflict in Your Organization, You the Jury, and Industry Buzz: Entering the Land of Difficult People are included. Keep Your Cool at Work: A Little Perspective Goes a Long Way with Difficult Co-Workers was published in 1994. May 9, 2004 Workers Vent on Web About Bad Bosses. July 12, 2006 NPR Morning Edition Working it Out: Fixing a Strained Relationship With Your Boss.

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texts: <mask> was a former reality television contestant. He won the first season of Survivor. He was a contestant on several shows, including the fourth celebrity edition of Celebrity Apprentice and the 17th season of The Biggest Loser. <mask> was sentenced to 51 months in prison for tax evasion. A nine-month sentence was served by <mask> in 2011. He was included in TV Guide's list of the "60 Nastiest Villains of All Time". <mask> was born and raised in Rhode Island and graduated from a high school in 1979.He majored in Marine Biology and Oceanography at the Florida Institute of Technology. <mask> was appointed to the United States Military Academy at West Point. <mask> was discharged after five years. He was stationed at Fort Bliss, Texas, and Fort Stewart, Georgia, before attending the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York. <mask> left West Point for New York City, where he worked for Ian Schrager and Steve Rubell. He became a sperm donor when he attended George Mason University. <mask> graduated from National-Louis University with a degree in Management/Applied Behavioral Sciences after eight years in the Washington, D.C. area.<mask> adopted a 7-year-old boy from Rhode Island. He received a master's degree in Education and Counseling from Providence College. <mask> worked as a bartender, auto salesman, and real estate agent before becoming a corporate trainer and consultant for his own company. <mask> competed in the first edition of the show in the United States. He started the game on the Tagi tribe with a group of people. <mask> went into the role of fisherman to ensure that he would be too valuable to vote off, despite his nudist tendencies and perceived overconfidence. After six eliminations, Tagi and Pagong merged to form a new tribe called Rattana.The leader of the former Pagong tribe, who was unwilling to play the game strategically and therefore did not assemble a voting block to counter Tagi's, was eliminated by the voting alliance. They used Sean Kenniff's voting strategy to pick off the remaining Pagong contestants one by one. When he became aware that the elimination was unethical, he began to bond and vote with the Pagong members. The former accused the latter of acting cowardice in order to increase her odds of winning. When she won the next two immunity challenges, the core alliance stuck to their original plan and eliminated the last former member of Pagong. In order for one of the alliances to be voted out, one of the four contestants had to win immunity. <mask> and Hawk were in danger of being eliminated.On a revote, he decided to vote against Hawk. <mask> didn't want the option to go back on his word if he won the challenge, so he eliminated himself early at the final immunity challenge. Boesch was voted out of the final two because she believed she had a better chance of defeating <mask> than Boesch. <mask> was praised and vilified for his leadership of the voting alliance in the final tribal council. She voted for <mask> because she thought nature intended for the snake to eat the rat. In a 4–3 vote, <mask> became the first Sole Survivor. <mask> was a member of the Mogo Mogo tribe.<mask> knew that there were secret alliances against him as well as a conspiracy to eliminate previous Survivor winners, so he focused on being an entertainer, spending his time fishing for sport and lounging around camp in the nude. Mogo Mogo lost a member when the winner of the Amazon show quit the game to be with her dying mother. When the Saboga tribe was dissolved, Mogo Mogo gained two extra members and immediately eliminated <mask>, making him the fifth person eliminated from Survivor: All-Stars. He was involved in an incident with Sue Hawk before he was voted out. During an immunity challenge, Hawk claimed that <mask> touched her as he passed her on the course. On the next day, Hawk resigned from the game because she was too upset to continue. Jeff Probst accidentally judged Colby Donaldson to have lost a competition with Boston Rob, causing <mask> to leave the game before he should have.There is a rumor that <mask> smuggled a canister of matches onto the show. The Mogo Mogo tribe was not able to make fire despite the rumor. All contestants have been strip searched. <mask> was considered a strong candidate to return for the 20th season of Survivor, according to Probst. <mask> couldn't return because prosecutors wouldn't let him. <mask> revealed that he was cast to return, alongside Russell Hantz, in Survivor: Redemption Island, but his visa was denied again by a judge. Rob was put in his place.<mask> was considered for an all-winners 40th season of Survivor, but was cut due to his conduct in All-Stars and the fact that the show was inappropriate, according to an interview with Us Weekly in 2020. <mask> had a brief appearance as a patient in the Becker episode "One Wong Move" where Ted Danson's character received him as a patient, as well as mentioning that he did not mind if he had to take his clothes off. <mask> was placed in the dog pound on the all-reality show Dog Eat Dog in 2002 after losing his challenge. <mask>'s team lost in the finals of Battle of the Network Reality Stars in 2005. He was in the movie Another Gay Movie. If <mask> were not under house arrest, he would have been invited to participate in Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains, according to a 2010 issue of Entertainment Weekly. He appeared on the fourth celebrity edition of The Apprentice in 2011.He flunked out at the fourth question on the Australian version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? He was the first contestant of the Australian edition to leave with no winnings. He was eliminated in the fourth week of The Biggest Loser: Temptation Nation. <mask> was married to Emiliano Cabral in a 2005 Nova Scotia wedding. <mask> filed for divorce. After his $1 million win on Survivor, <mask> was charged with tax evasion and convicted for not paying taxes. He was sentenced to 51 months in federal prison.<mask> and his attorneys tried to argue that the prosecution and conviction were flawed because the IRS never completed the investigation of his 2000 and 2001 tax returns. He served an additional nine months in prison for not amending his tax returns after being released from prison. A property purchased by <mask> in Nova Scotia was included in a tax sale. <mask> had not paid property taxes for more than six years, according to the tax office. <mask>'s criminal indictment on The Smoking Gun 1961, births 21st-century, can be found at CBS.com.

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texts: The former Chief of Defence Staff of the Sri Lankan military and Commander of the Sri Lankan Army is General <mask>. He was the Commander Security Forces Headquarters - Wanni with overall command of the SLA offensives in the Wanni region during the 2008 - 2009 period. From June to August of this year, he was the Sri Lankan Ambassador to Brazil. He captained the college boxing team in 1977 and was a senior prefect. He graduated from the Defence Services Staff College, the Defence Resource Management Institute, the Naval Postgraduate School and the National Defence University. In 1990 he obtained a Master of Science Degree in Defence Studies from the University of Madras. Three of the brothers attended Royal College and one of them, <mask>, was a prize-winning boxer.One of his brothers became an officer in the Navy. After completing school in 1978 as a cadet officer, he was commissioned into the army as a second lieutenant and went on to have a military career that spanned the Sri Lankan Civil War. He was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant in 1981, Captain in 1984, Major in 1988 and Lieutenant Colonel in 1993. He served as a troop leader and adjutant during this time. After a brief posting as a staff officer at Army Headquarters, he was later appointed as squadron commander. He was the Chief Instructor at the Officers Study Centre and the Army Training Centre from 1990 to 1992. In 1992 he was the Second in Command of the 3rd Reconstitution and in 1994 he became the Commanding Officer of the 1st Reconstitution.He was the General Staff Officer at the Joint Operations Headquarters from 1995 to 1996 and later served as the Military Secretary Army Headquarters. In 1997 he was the commander of the armored brigade and in 1998 he was the brigade commander. He was critically wounded in 1998 when his jeep hit a land mine. He was promoted to brigadier in 2001 after being the military liaison officer at the Ministry of Defence. He was appointed as the head of the academy. He took over as General Officer Commanding of the 52 Division after being promoted to the rank of Major General. He was appointed Commander Security Forces Headquarters - Wanni in mid-2007.He directed the military operations in the Wanni region to regain control of the area. The major battles that took place were the Battle of Paranthan, the Battle of Kilinochchi, and the Battle of Elephant Pass. At the height of the war, he had 5 divisions and 3 task forces under his command, making it the largest military command in Sri Lankan military history. The Mechanized Infantry Regiment is headed by the Colonel. He took over as Commander of the Sri Lankan Army after leaving SFHQ-W. He became the Chief of Defence Staff in August 2012 after he relinquished command of the Army. He retired from the army in June of 2015.After retiring from the army, General <mask> was appointed as Sri Lanka's Ambassador to Brazil in which he is also accredited as Ambassador to Argentina, Argentina, Brazil, Columbia, Venezuela, and Suriname. His tenure ended at the end of August. The central figure in the deciding stages of Eelam War IV has been accused of being involved in war crimes. On August 28, 2017, the International Truth and Justice Project (ITJP)- a group affiliated with the Foundation for Human Rights based in South Africa- filed lawsuits against Jayasuriya in Brazil and Colombia, citing his alleged complicity and command role in artillery strikes on hospitals and other civilian targets, torture The same lawsuits were planned to be filed in Argentina, Chile, and Peru. Maithripala Sirisena refused to allow several human rights groups to take <mask> Jayasuriya to court for war crimes. In reference to the lawsuit, Sirisena said "I stated very clearly that I will not allow anyone in the world to touch <mask> <mask> or any other military chief or any war hero in this country."He is married to Manjulika and has two children. His awards and decorations include the distinguished service medals. External links include Commander of the Army <mask> Jayasuriya appointed the Commander of the Army Commanders of the Sri Lanka Army and Sri Lankan generals ambassadors to Brazil and India.

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